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THE ADVERTISER. Subscription Prlce?12 Mouths. $1*50 Payable in Advance. Ii. W. BALL, Editor. Hates for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad vertisements, per squarei onn inser tion, $i.ou; each subsequent insertion, 60 cents. Liberal reduction made for lurgo Advertisements. W. W. Ball, Proprietor. LAUKKNS. S. C, April 8, 1001. Greenwood. Business called us last week to our neighboring little city. We went down on the night, of tho* storm, and the lightnings played and the storm King raged, hut we had travelled so little lately that wo Imagined that abroad these were normal condit ions we were to moot. Greenwood is a handsome ' town and there is much to admire.? They have a j< wol ot a hotel and are very justly vain of it, and Brinson, the landlord, eives you a hearty greeting; everything is as neat as a pin and you arc happy and want to stay ovor. They have built a now Court lIou?o and tho grounds are spa cious and umbrageous; the great square is In orderly trim, the streets well do lined, and notably the line shade trees uro porfect and not a scar or maim on oak, elm or poplar to mar their grace ful symetry. Spring time had come and the mock-bird, and the red breast sported and made their matin SOORS to their mates and not a young George Washington could be seen with his deadly little gun to make them afraid. "When WO plant a tree wo are doing what we can to make our planet a more wholesome and happier dwelling-place for those who come after us if not for our.solves." A bird's-eye view showed us great stretches of wide and handsome streets, magnificent business houses, very neat and handsome residential mansions, Shenstonlaa gardens, walks and grounds, while In the distUOCOCOUld be heard the dull, sober and prosy hum of the whirling wheels of industry that make all this taste and elegance possl blo and practicable. It is really a liandsome, tasteful town and promises to bo what the thorough-paced Green wood young man expects to see it?a socond edition ot tile great dato city of the Empire State of the South. All of this we enjoyed and all Intensified as wo recalled that the Ballovs, PlllSODS, Wells. Barksdale, Gambrell, Park and others, were of the Aladdin group that helped to rear the castles, with >Vbar ton and Jenkins and a score of others, new comers, to keep up the good work Our stay III this pleasant little city was Bhort, but it was delightful, If only for a moment to greet a number of old VOtS, K8 a rule, halo and hearty; as Sheriff Hob McOasHn, <'!erk Turner, Blake, Pin.-on, Vlnney Crlllio, and 0X Beoretary of State, I?an Tompkin?, an old comrade of the Hampton Legion otheis and others. You should leave home occasionally to greet good fellows, to put your best foot foremost and lo think woll ol tho rest of the world and to lind that your own crows are not ne cessarily the whitest. Anderson Congratulated. What they call the "Shylock Busi ness" has been unearthed In Anderson. A case cnnio up before Magistrate Wil BOD. The fact run thusly: "On Nov. J. I'JGO. Henry Williams borrowed *10 from Watson,' and gave his note for $13.00, payable 12* days af ter date. The aggregato of payments by Williams from Nov. 10, 1000, wai $27.05, and the defendant still claimed $10.85 as due " Tho borrower was Plaintiff. Magis trate Wilson heard the case and his de cision was this wise: "I lind for the plaintiiT the return of tho property in dispute, or in case a return thereof cannot bo had, for the sum of *f>0 -the value of said prop erty." Seven bo d fellows caino into an Ohio town last week in broad day light, raided and looted a Bank. The citizens rose from all quarters, but the looters deployed in military fashion and made good their retreat. The Robin Hood stylo of tho West is in hold relief to tho oily Watsonian methods of An derson. Ordinarily "the p?n is (not) mightier than tho sword," but it does come around occasionally that a Mag istrate like the Anderson Wilson is to be found and therefore the county is to bo congratulated. * * ? Kidnapped. Governor Troupe warred with tho General Government until ho got rid of the Indians in Oborokf eGeorgia and every household in that State had a dog named Tro.ip.Two years ago Aguinaldo was a hero und similarly hono ed in ibis country. Hy treachery of one of his staff, Funston, the Kansas Hoosier General, has effected his capture, It was a dirty Yankee trick, such as they played on Oscoloa, tho Stminolo chief. Funston wi 1 he made a Major General and lionized, while Aguinaldo will ho sent to Guam or other sunburnt island to melt and starve. Speculation is rife at Washington as to the effect of tho capture upon th ) Philipp no situation In tho meanwhile Agni go s his pic ture in the yellow journal and ho is a beauty. * * ".Men of the Time." Editor J. C. Gnrllngton, of tho Spar tanhurg Herald, is preparing a history of living men of South Carolina, which will appear In book form at an early day. Editor Garllngton is well quali fied for the work he has in hand,which must meet a heali hy demand over the Stato, as far too little of the kind has boon done in tho past. Lessons of im measurable value to bo drawn from a fair rerord of tho lives of valuable, useful and noble citizens are lost by lack of a competent hand to per pot uato their record. #*? B. It. T< Electrically Equipped. Now York, March 20. Jacob I.. Greatsinger, president of the Hrooklyn Rodid Transit Company Paid to-day that the company expects to iiavo the clovaled roads electrically equipped hy July 1. For once we aro up-to-date, as our own H. K. T. was found a live wire about 1888.? Eimtou ADVERTISER. *#? The Pec Dee Advocate. This valuable Kxehunge has com pleted its thirteenth year, has passed the danger line, is stalwart and strong and wo congratulate our eotemporary upon laying aside its Knickerbockers. ? Gen.Clement Evans, Division Com mander of Georgia Veterans, wants 500 pretty Georgia girls to attend the Memphis He-union. As if thoro wero other deter! itlon? ? * ? Matters are getting in better shape in China it looks like McKinley's policy of pulling up stakes would suc ceed, all tho Power?, including Russia, .having agreed on withdrawing. There Is probably little left in tho country to loot. Tho Prcbldont goes over on a lour as far as tho Pacllic States. It Is announced that ho will mostly take holiday this year, make a picnic Of it, and spend little titno In Wash ington. This change of air will be good for his Imperlalshlp. Atlanta bids fur Aggie. Freddy Fuoston Is made a Brigadier. Northern sp >rts hibernating at A iken are fond of their cups. A thootkng contest overy day and oups result. If tho British cau only catch Do Wet now he may be sent to keep Aguiualdo COmpanyi Misery loves company and the two greatest governments on earth should bo obliging. N'ews from Cuba Indicates that they may come to their tenses und accept tho i'latt amendment and American conditions of Independence. That with the b'UUSton incident and the Chinese news has put ull ollicial Washington on a broad grin. An Old Laurou8 Boy. Tho Charleston Post says: "Tho work of taking down tho ma chinery in the Vesti mill preparatory to moving it to Gainesville, Ca., is being pushed with all possible haste and it is only a question of a short time before all tho machinery will have been packed up and shipped to C lines ville. "Work on tho new mill at Gaines v 111 o, is being pushed with all posslblo speed, it Is said, and will be in readi ness to begin operation this full. The mill is a large one am' will operate twice as many spindles as were in the Vesta mill. Tho new machinery has already been purchased. Lawrence G. Potter, the treasurer and manager of the Vesta mill, will manage the mill at Gainesville Mr. ['Otter has had wide experience In tho mill business and is well qualified to uisehargo the duties of treasurer and manager. MADBEN'S. Mr. and Mr.-. .1. Y, Fowler passed through our midst last Sunday eve ning on their way home returning from a visit to the latter's parents, Dr. .). A. Martin, of Lunford. Misses Ilcttlo and Fimna Cunning ham spent Saturday in your city. Mrs. Bello Mooro Is visiting her son, Mr. Lafayette Moore. Mrs Thad Teaguo and daughter, Mi = s Mattie, of Lisbon, camo down Fri day for the Union Meeting. Mr. Huff was In our vicinity last Thursday on business. The. Now Prospeot School gave holi day Friday on account of tho Union Meeting. The severe rain that fell here on the :25th and 20th is reported to have done great damage by washing away their land. Glorious News (Sunes from Dr. D. B. Carglle, of Wasblta, 1. T. Ho writes: "Four bot tles of F/ectrle Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused great 811 Hering for years. Terrible sores would h-cak out on her bead and f.iee and the best doctors could give no help, but her cure is complete and her health is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved,- that Bleotrio Bitters is the best blood purlflor known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils ami running sores. It Stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poi sons, helps digestion, builds up the strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by The Laurons Drug Co. OKAY COURT NEWS. On account of tho rains there was very little farm work done in this community last week, but the farmers aro well advanced with their work. Homo aro ready for planting, others aro through plant ing corn, und I have board of one man, Mr. S. It. Gray, who lias planted some cotton seed. The small grain is beginning to make a show. The peaches aro not killed yet. Wo bud quito a Mttlo stir of '-x citement on last Saturday after noon. Mr. R. C. Owings traded for a spirited horse, hitched it to bis buggy, und started to drive out for home, when the horse became iin mnnageblo anil started to run, the hold back .straps broke, but tho young man kept his bend, if be did not his but, and kept Iiis seat in the buggy, and held tho animal In tho road until it bad run a milo and a half before ho brought it to n stop. There was no damage dono except tho breaking of tho harness. Mr. Ii. Ii. Gray with Carroll nnd Gladys, went on a visit to Wil liamston last wook. Mr. W. S. Peden and family of Fountain Inn, visited at Mr. J. T. Peden's last week. Miss Clara Switzer, of Liaurens, and Mrs. W. 1). Byrd, of Tylers - ville, were here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Bwii/.T, of Woodruff, visited his sister, Mr?. C. it. Bishop iiero on Sunday. There will,be special leister ser vices with the communion in tho Presbyterian church on next Sun day. Charley Peden is getting on finely. D. Health is assured when you sleep Oil one of our Iron Beds, No. 7-r>7, with Brass Trimmings. Only $0.26. S. M. & fi 11. Wilkes. He Fooled the Surgeons. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West, Jofforson, ()., after suffering IS months from Rectal Fistula, ho would die unless a cosily operation wan per formed: but bo cured himself with live boxes of Bncklcn's Arnica Salve, the suie-t Pile cure on F.arth.and the best Salve in the World. 2*> conts a box. Sold by The Luurens Drug Co. Oak Mantle, No. I Hi, height 7 feet, with French Bevel Mirror. This is one of the prettiest designs we have on our sample floor, Only $20.00. S. M. & K. If. Wilkes. Have you seen our line of Baby Car riages, 'i hey are the prettiest wo have bail in many years. We specially call your attention to No 180. upholstered In finest yellow, satin Parasol, with edge and the price is very low. Only $1'J <iu. S M. & B. H. Wilkes. WANTED?YOU to order your whis key for ''personal use" from Cooper Farming Distillery Co., Brovard, N. C. Corn whiskey from *l.(i,r> to $2 00 per gallon: vessel included Wye from $2.15 to $3.16. Peach brandy $2.65. Ap ple $2.16 per gallon. A. F. COOPKIt, President TO THE PUBLIC? We have one of the largest atocks of General Merchandise in Laurons and will toll either for cash or on time a? cheap as anybody. Also a full br.o of Wagons, Buggies, Harness and Under taker's Supplies. Sao us boforo buying. Will buy all tho peas von have to soil. Respectfully, It. P. Mi law & Co ('anip C? R. Holmes. Cump Holmes will meet at Waterloo, April bth, at 2 P. M. lt. N. CUNNINOHAM, Commander. F, H. Wllcutt, Adjutant. Wanted?To buy a pair of pigs. Apply at this office. Richard Harding Davis'? "Tho Princess Aline" in dramatized form, illustrated hy Charles Dana Gibson, la a feature Of the April Ladies' Home Journal. "The lleautiful Jewess who was called the Princess of Iler Peo ple," and "The Lovers of a Cheerful Giver" aro two other articles of in terest in the issue. Miss Grlscom, the American woman golf champion, shows ' Mow Golf Is played" in a Series of photograph). Edward link further emphasizes the value of simpler living, and Helen Watterson Moody oilers guidance through "The First Tragedy In a Girl's Life." "A stucco Country Ilouso for $7,500," ' A Shingled Coun try House for $2,600," and Sumo Artie tie Little llouiob" have a practical value to those planning to build homes Reduced Kates* Special Occasions, Via C. it W. C. Hallway. The Charleston and Western Caro lina Railway Leg to announce reduced rates from their stations on account of occasions named below: Baptist Young People's Union, Char* loston, S. C. Hound trip tickets at re duced rates will be sold for this occa sion, April 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, final re turn limit April Otb, 1001. Meeting South Carolina Medical As sociation, Florence, S. 0.?Hound trip tickets for this occasion will be on sale April loth. Kith and 17th, linul return limit April 20tb, 1001. Grand Lodge Knights of Honor, Co lumbia, S. C- Hound trip tickets at re duced rates for this occasion will he on sale April 10th, 17th and 18th, final re turn limit April 22nd 1001. Grand Lodge I. (). (). F., Greenville, 8. C?Round trip tickets will ho sold from all stations to Greenville, S. C. for this occasion April 23rd and 24th, final return limit April 27lh, I'.KJl . South Carolina Federation of Wo men's Clubs, Greenville, S C? Tickets on sale from all stations-for this occa sion April 22nd. li.'lrd and 24th, final re turn limit April 20th, 1001. Grand Council, Improved Order of Hod Men, Spartanburg, S. C.?Hound trip tickets to Spartanburg for this oc casion will hi sold April 8th, !)th and 10th with final limit April 15th. W. J. CKAUi, General Pas 890 go r Agent. lien iit >- nnil Edification. Why is it that woman has always been more beautiful than man? In human beings tho attractive qualities have always been on the side of the female. Why Is It? Without wishing to cast any aspersion on the members of the superior sex. we may fairly an 1 swer that It Is because they have hith erto been the less educated. But wom an's Ideas are changing. She has lis tened to the voice of the tempter, whis pering In her ear all sorts of sweet fal lacies about equality of the sexes, In tellectual development and its neces sity, and the like, and she has yielded to the temptation. And the result of this will be that she will lose her beauty. She will suffer in appearance ns mna has done and Is doing, and In the course of time the extremely civ ilized races of mankind will be ugly? Irretrievably and lamentably ugly.? Pearson's Magazine. A KnmoiiM l'cnrl. The beautiful pearl known ns the Great Southern Cross was found in Western Australia in the year 1884. It consists of nine pearls joined together In the form of a cross. In which shape It was found by a man named Clarke. It Is said that the finder and the llrst purchaser of it buried It for some time, BUpcrstltloUSly regarding It ns a heav enly miracle. It was, however, ulti mately taken up from Its burial place und sold for 91,000, since which time it has frequently changed hands and is now valued at $50,000. At the Colonial and Indian exhibition In England It at* tractcd a good deal of notice and Is probably the only natural cross ever found. for sale here Palmetto Drug Co. Atlantic Coast Line. KoHt Lino between Charleston and Columbia and Upper South Carolina and North Carolina. COND E N H K I) HC II B IHN. ES. In Effoct Jan. 18th, 1001. (ioiNo Wkkt. Coino Hast, No. 62. No. 63. t A. M. tP. M. 6 25 am Lv Charleston Ar 880pm 8 02 a 111 " Lanes " (143 pm 028 am " Bumter " 6 86pm 11 ooam Ar Columbia Lv 4 16pm 12 17 p in " Prosperity '* 240pin 12 HO p in " Nmvherry " 234 pm I hi p in " < 'Ilnton I 63 p m l .v> p m " Laurens " I 83 i> m 810pm " Greenville " 1201pm 3 10 pill " Spartanburg " 1145 a in 7 13 p in " winnshoro " io 18 a m 0 20pm " ChnrlotUi.N.C. " K 10 a Ii II ji in " lleiidorHonvkllo " 002am 7 15 p in " Ashevillo " H 00 a m t Daily. Nos.52 and 53 Solid trains hotwoon Charles ton and Greenville via thn Atlantic Coast Line, Columbia, Newtoerry ?v Laurena it. H. and Charlestou A Western Carolina Railroad, H. M. EMERSON, Genoral Pusseugar Agent. J. K. KKNLY, T. M. EM Kit NO N, Ueii'l Manager. TratBo Mnnager. i a' j j 'j rj ?j u y ?j t l! l' o b l; >: x;: j a i j a: j j j j a g I The Most 3 Popular GirJ I In the County. 9 Veto for tho girl von Iiko host y in tlie county to coccivo tho gUoekiug-chair jj now on exhibition nt S..M. ?\ 10 u II. Wilkes. D 9 Miss. ? r D r. r. H r. r. r. r. r. c r. r. r.r,rxr,3^3^ a .15 Tin: AdvKKTISKU will give to llie young lady in 1,aureus county getting tl?e greatest number Of votes i he rock ing-chair now on exhibition at Wilkes' tOt'C. Tho ?Mintest will close on the afternoon of May 28th and the result will be announced in the paper of Wed ncsday, May 20th. At the top ol the column appears a printed ballot with a blank space ill which the name of the, girl you wish to vote for may be written in ink or pen cil. Clip this hallo', and hand it or send it tO THE A IAKKTisiij ofllco by mail. Any person may \ote as many of these ballots as ho cllOOSCS and persons liv ing out of the county may vote, but the young ladies voted for must be resi dents of the county. This does not ex clude girls who are temporarily absent at SOhOol. The ballots can be saved and voted altogether or each week as it suits the voter. TlIK AOVERTISEU prints each week about fifty papers which are lor sale and aro i103 sent to subscribers. Thesi papers m.iy be bought tor live cents each now as heretofore, but no or ders for extra papers outside of those will be received. Therefore the voting will be practically confined to regular subscribers and the per. on who subscribes now will have that many more opportunities to vote. No one in any way connected with Tut: ADVERTISE!! Will be adowed to vote. Fach week the names of the young ladies voted for and the number of votes will be published. It will be a good Idoa to begin your voting next week. TlIK VOTING CONTEST- I2th WEEK! Miss Allelno M lllor, .S8 " Rosa Fuller. ... ,8fl " I.aura Vanco,. 7 Annie Copehllld, . - " Lydlo Miller,. 1 " ii ssie lb-own,.17 " l.aui a Wright.b'> '? Blanch Fuller,.'. 1 ?? II. J, Lanoy.7 1 " I lotto Came. I ouise Biehey, . I Evu Knight, .OQ " Ninnio (lurry, . " Claudia Copobind,.'J " Mamie Sue W bar ton,.. f> " Lutle Jonos,.1 " Maggie I illiard,.Oil '? Maggie Barksdale, .... I '' Margie Sullivan,.17?"> Dora (Joker.'>'.'> " Jcsslo Hill. ;i " I aila lioyco,. '?> '? I 'earl Sullivan,. I " Kmma Hudgons. H " Mat tie Kern,.10 " Bott'o Bi'dinlett.i7o ?? Liht Hart. I " Lydia Jerry.117 " oia Blakely. ~ I .aura Walker,..1 " Meta Smith .J!?n " <lotavla llollums, .. . h'> I,i/./.ie Carter,. 8 " Vaughn Critton. I " Mollie Thompson.II " F.da Fay T< ague,. '."i " Clara Swit/.er,.Id " Sara Uoeks.12 " Anna Woods. Mamio Turner. .... I ?? Nannie Kate IJudgelis, (> ?? Marj Kd wards, U You Might as Well i have the best laundry work ?j" ?ii cost no more than sc h cond or third rate work, and /i? you save the wear and tear * of your linen. It's possible : you don't know which laun J, dry does the best work, 11 Y yon will lei us have your x bundle next week wc will \ convince yon. We will lake K pleasure in calling for und j^. delivering your work. Yon : will like our method of j cleaning that soiled suit. We don't charge ninth either. LAURKNH LAUNDRY CO. .'JOD Ii. Main St. Hell..! No. (50. For SALE Real Estate in and Near the City of Laurons. Mouse and one-half Acre lot. on Main Street, one-half mile from public square. House has seven rooms. House and Fifty Aoros, on Main Street, one mile from public square House has seven rooms. Will sell as a who'.oor in lob). On t.ils proporty there tire six lots of about. bWO acres each, fronting on Ma ii Street, ranging in price f.otn $150.00 to $500.00 Small lot on Main Street, West, of and adjoining Chlldrcss1 stables. One Hundred and Sixty Acres with front on Main Street one mih; from square One. Hundred and Sixty-six Acres on Oreenvillo road partly within city limits. Four Hundred Acres at Lisbon, Lau? rens County, set in bormuda gras-, ami will make a line Stock Farm. Lots on Fast Main Street have been sold. -Special attention is called to the lots on West Mvin. Tho o are tho mo:-t desirable lots in the eity and contain from two to live Acres. SIMPSON) & COOPER, Attorneys at Law, !. Laurons, S. C, A Lile and Do a til light. I Mr. W. A. I lino, of Manchester, la . Writing of his almost miraculous e > capo f'om death say."*. "Exposure at tor in?1 sin? indue* d serious lung trou Die, which ended In Consumption, I hau ti*i(|uenth morrhugos and coughed night and day. All my doctors said I in si -eon die. Then I began to use Dr New Discovery for Con* sumption, which e unplotoiy cured inc. I Would not bo without It ovoo If It eost $5.00 u bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommendation uml all Bay it never latIs to cure Throat. Chest and Lung troubles. Hogulur size 50c. cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free at I /int ens Dl'Ug (!o. Slate of South Carolina, LAURENS COUNTY, Court of Con.men Pleas. Henry i! Day, individually,and as Ex* ecutor of tbo will oi Nathaniel Day, Plaintiff against Frances Day. Ada? Una Ternploton, Sarah Tcmploion, P. Allie Comp ton, .lohn Helton Day, Samuel Taylor. Tolia Wells. Maggie Collins. Callio Taylor, Cathalitio Tayh.r. Laurens Milam, ilonjamln V. Mi'ani. .lames Milam, Jane bwaiiscn, Mollie Jenos, Turner .lor.es, Dora Doaton, Ida Jones, Henry Jones, l.niory Jones ami Van Jones, cfond ants.- - Summons for relief. To the Defendants abovo named: You are hereby um monod und re quired to an?wer tbo complaint in this action, which was on March 10th 1001 lilcd in the olllco of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said Countyi ami to scrv o a copy ol your an swer to the said complaiuton tbo sub* serihor at bis olllco tit Laurons South Caro'iua within twenty days after the torvlce horeof, exclusive of the day of such s rvice: and if you lull to answer lhe complaint within the thus afore said, the PlaiutllT In this action will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in the complaint. I ?tttod Match 10, A. D. 100L p. p. McGcwax, PlaintilP.s Attorney. John p. Dolt, c c c. i*. LuUl'Cns County. C, ( b. s.| I To Cathaliue Taylor, Gallic Taylor, F.mory Jonoi. Ida Jone-, llonry Jones and Van Jones ! Take notice Hint unless you pro curd tbo appoi ntiuet.l of a guardian ad lltotll for Cat hall re Taylor, F.mory Jones, Ida Jone-am! | l- nry Jones with in twoity days from Ihe sorvlec of thi> summon?, the PlaintilT will apply to the Clerk of ibis < o ir, for the appoint ment of sein ? suit* h e pcr&on to net as tholr I iuurdi in a! I Item. P. P. MoGOWAN, I 'taiuti Ii's Attorney. March 10, 10OI Ot. CM W. & L. R. R. Pa si nger Schedule in effect Novombi i ?.'5, 1000. Sul jeet to change w it bout not ice. Past ern Stand ird Tim ? Itl'au i> >w iu4a1) Ui*. I .i a vi'. A rrivo. Atlanta, (?S.A. L.) 7 l?am. sun pin Athens, loll -jk Klhcrton, 11 10 I 18 Abbeville. 12 28 p m :: Pi til eetlWoi 11, 12 Is 1? In 2 4H ar Clint in, dih'r, I ? '."> p in 2 00 C. ,V \V. C. Leave. A'live, t ilenn S[ rings, 10 00 am 4 00 pm. Spartanburg, l!. p> ? in Greenville, 1201 :> imi Waterloo Ii.-.,1262pm 2nd Ar Laurena dinner l 10p. Lv I 88 No. 51. No. (?2 Leave. Arrive. I aureus, I 36 p m I 85 a m Parks, III I 27 < Hinten, 1 55 I 10 (ioldvillo, 2 ('."? I 02 Kinards, 2 12 1-' 55 Gary, 2 17 12 is Julapil, 2 22 12 43 Nowbcrry, 2 87 12 30 Prosperity, 2 r>2 12 17 Slighs, 3 02 12 07 1 .itlle Mountain, 3 00 12 03 Chapie, 50 11 40 lllSlon, 3 23 n 18 u kite Keck, 3 20 11 10 llalenline, .".I II ?:"> Inno, :i 13 II 27 Leaphatt, 40 11 20 Ar. Columbia, I i?6 Lv 11 08 No. 22. No. 21. Lewe. Arrive. Lauren?, 7 30 a m B 30 p in Parks, 7 it) ;', *jo Clinton, 0 00 5 00 G Idvil e, 0 25 .'! 55 Kinards, 0 40 3 30 G ii v, t? 50 3 15 Jalapa, 10 00 :\ 05 Nowberry, 10 60 2:17 Prosperity, 11 20 I It) Little Mountain, I2*J5 12 25 Chnpln, 1 00 11 40 Ililion, I 15 11 15 While Lock, I 30 10 5S Italentiuo, 2 00 10 40 Inno, 2 p> 10 15 I e iphart, 3 1 0 0 40 Columbia, 3 25 020 A. C. L. Leave. Arrive. nolumhin, 1 15 11 00 Sumtcr, 5 25 0 It) Charleston, 8 30 7 no For rales, liliio PlbloS, or furtbor in iriuation call on any Agent, or write to?* W. G. Cm i.ns, President. T. M. Kmerson,Tralllc M:xr. J. P. I ivingston,Sol. Ag't, Columb'a, S. C. II. M. Rmorson, Gen. Freight and Passengor AgL, Wilmington, N. C. At i.PSI'A .wo ASM PVI I.I.K SHOUT LIN K. Schedule in Effect January 17, 1000. Lv Augusta. 0 40 am 1 40 pm Ar Groonwood.12 l?piu . Ar Aiidorson. 0 10 am Ar Lauruns... 1'Jo pm R.Twun Orontivillo.0 00 pm lo 15 am (ilenn Springs. I 05 pill . Kpartauburg.10 pin 0 on am Saluda.5 33 pm Hendersonvillo.... 0 03 pm Asltoville.7 oo pm Lv Afihovillo. 8 2o am Lv llcndnrsonvHIe..... '?< 17 am Lv I'hn Uoek. 0 24 am Lv Siibuhl. 048 am Lv 'I't'j oil.10 20(1111 Spartaiibiirg.1146am l lupin ?. leu ii Springs.lo III am Greouvillo.12 01 pm l no pm I ,aurons. 1 37 pm 7 on pm Anderson. o 38 am < Ireouwood.-itv pm Ar Augusta.5 in pm 10 48 am Lv < lalhouii Kails ? ? I 44 |>m Ar Raleigh . . 12 20 am Ar Noi fol < . . 7 30 am A i I'olersbnrg . 0 20 am Ar Richmond . . 7 20 am Lv Atigasla . 3 55 pm Ar Allendalo . 6 68 pm Ar Fairfax . 0 12 pm Ar Yomasee.0 00 am 7 is tun Ar llounforl .10 15 am 8 15 pm Ar Port Loyal.10 30 am 8 25 pm Lv IV it Loyal . I 00 pm 7 30 am Lv itoautort. I 10 pm 7 lo am Lv Vemnsoo. 2 30 pin 8 20 am Lv Fairfax. 0 80 am Lv Allondnle. 0 52 am Ar Augusta. LI 65 am 1 10 p m train makes clOSO connection at CalllOUIl halls for all points on the S. A. L. Close connections at Creenwool for all points on S. A. L. and C. AG. Rail* way. and at Spartaiiburg with South ern Railway. For information relative to tickets rates, schedules, etc., address W. J. OUAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga. RHEUMATISM - CATARRH, ARK BLOOD DISEASES CUKE FREE. it is iho deep-scab '1 obstinate casos of Catai rah ot' Rheumatism liiat II. B. H. (Botanic l!!i'i> i itulm) euros, if doe lors, sprays, liuiiuents, medloutcd air. blood purifiers have failed i?. B. 13. drains out ibo speelie |X)lson in the blood that causes llboutnatism or Ca tarrh, making a porfect euro. If you buvo pales or tiebos in bonos, joints or back, swollen glands, minted I routh, noises in tho bead, discharges 01 inueuous, ulecrutton of tho luouibraues, blood thin, got easily tired, a treatment with I?. H. 15. will stop ovory symptom by making tho blood pure and rieh. Druggists $1.00. Trial treatment froe by addressing BLOOD BALM Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and free medical advice given. NOTICE. The undersigned has cemplotcd a cotton seed plunder thai will turn down an>thing of tho kind that has been put on the market. This planter is the rc suit of many yoais fctudy. 1 have been connected with the planter business for twenty-live years and feel satisfied that the machine thai I now propose build* ing is as near complete as possible, short, compact and durable. Too plant ing pot can easily bo detached from plows. You then have a good harrow or covering plow, all iron, that a mule cannot break Can be examined on square by any one interested in a good planter. i >. f. b.\ I.MXTINI., Laurons, S. C. OHHco Days. Persons having business with the >u par visor will Had him < r bin Clerk in t ie OHico Mondays and Fridays of iach week. J. S. DltUMMOND, Supervisor L< C. Mar. 20, 1901. Real Estate. Houses and Lots and Farms for sale Tonants placed and Roots Collected. Terms reasonable. K F.NNKDV i\ CJOGGANS, Heal tistato Agents, S.mlh side Pubi c Square. Liurcos, S. P., Jan. '.. 1901?Gm. WOTBCE, FMQT.CE1 We have ostnbllshed at tho Pal motto Drug-Co. a Book Depository. All par ties wishing to buy or oxchango books can get them at the list price CllAS. f. BlMM IKS, _ a s. f. Notice. Oyer?seer.s of public road-, of i.au ii ns county will report a' onoo to the < 'ommisslom rs or Supervisor the ttum !> i' of hands liable to duty on their ro speetlvo read.-. Tiny may report by mull t r in porson. I. S. I >ltt m Ml IN I?, Sup< rvisor P. C. I lonestfClay. This well known standard bred horse will do the seasonal I.aureus C. H. and < .ray (lour I Monday- and Tuesdays at I.aureus other days at Cray Court. A coal black solid color, weight 1,080 pounds, combination gates. Terms $10. J. U. Wn.i is, < Irny Court. March i, 1001 .?(11, MONEY! 10 HE (I I? ON LONG TIME ami easy terms Secured l?v Mortgage on improved harms. Apply to? C. 1). BAUKSDALK, Laurons, s. c. . ? .i Von?'? m .... i Tlic Entering Wedge To your consideration is gon orally tho cost, though cost should always bo relative to value to boa fair tost. Tho l um bor W6 sell may not always be tho cheapest in price, but it's always cheapest in tho long run, bccattso wo givo tho best value. Thoroughly kiln-dried,pro perly sawed and planed, you'll And it "matches" well, and will bo a life-long source of satisfac? biou. R.H.Hudgens& Son. Notice to tho Dear People! One car of Hue white, strong, i ilmo. One car of No. 1 and 2 Shingle-., have today arrived and ready for sa'.e. Call to sec and get what, you need and commence the New Year with tho best o building material. Respectfully, U.K. OltVY. Dr. Uolie E. Hushes, ??rOfllcein Dial Block ovor Pal metto Drug Store. Specially pro pa rod for Examin ing and Treating diseases of Eye, Kar, Throat and Nobo. HALL, SIM KINS ?V BALL, Attorney** at Law, Laukkns, South Carolina. Wfl practlco in all Stale ami Unltfd Status Courts. Spoolal attontion gkvun nollOOtlOUS, Several town lots for sale. Salos of lots on monthly'' installments nego tiated. W. W. Ball. CLINTON ? J. C. SMITH, the oldest dealer in Monuments in Laurona oountyi still has his placo of business in Clinton. Dealer in in? Lc?t mm native and imported from Italy and abroad. The latest designs, work done in the most artistic fashion, promptly, and terms reasonable and satisfactory. He solicits your patronage and thanks you in advance. Your attention to the fact of Clinton's exceptionable railroad facilities. Call and examine his yard. .,,,mr? a ? J. C. SMITH, Clinton, S. 0. L.ook out for this space B a 1 c next week ?when we will tell you all uboutg a S u the bargains in store n u for you at ra MRS. ADAMS. | a r Remember the Opening', to-day, Wednesday, April 3rd, AT THE Laurens Cotton Mills Store. T. C. LUCAS, Manager. Spitts for overy one. Wo havo just received an elegant line of SHIRTS for Spring. The newest, brightest patterns, made in tho best Madras cloth, washed and shrunk before made-up?so absolutely fast colors. This lino to g-o at only $1.(K>. thirty-live dozen Madras doth Shirts to go at 4flc one hundred different patterns in this lino. Bo sure to como to us for your shirts. AN ELEGANT 'J, . Hue of Children's Clothing to tempt the most fastidious. Yours for Business, J. E. Minter & Uro. Sj?fipo; Goods. -?K$N? We would be pleased to have you call and sec our We will also show you a handsome line of Dress Goods and Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries, White Goods, White and Colored Organdies and all the Novelties of the Season. Respectfully, THE HUB Under Ben-Delia Hotel.